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Joe Douglas played the part of Jim Lovell on Tuesday afternoon, surveying the wreckage of his green-tinted version of Apollo 13 as it careens ominously toward the dark side of the moon. Like Lovell,
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Joe Douglas is scheduled to speak with reporters on Tuesday via Zoom, a rare public appearance from his Florham Park cocoon.
The last time we heard from the Jets general manager was just before this
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Avery Williamson won the NFL trade-deadline lottery, going from the winless Jets to the undefeated Steelers, and his reaction on social media indicated as much.
The inside linebacker went live on
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The Chiefs pounded the Jets 35-9 on Sunday in Kansas City, dropping the Jets to 0-8 at the halfway mark of the season. Here are some thoughts and observations from the game:
1. It used to be when the
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The Jets moved another veteran Sunday night.
The team agreed to trade linebacker Avery Williamson to the Steelers, a source confirmed. The Jets acquired Pittsburgh’s 2022 fifth-round pick in
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For the better part of two decades, the Jets bided their time and tried to wait out the Patriots. Year after year, the Pats would go 14-2 or 13-3 or some such tribute to gaudy dominance. Year after
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Grading the Jets following Sunday’s 35-9 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Offense
It was another game where the Jets moved the ball in the first half, but failed to put it in the end zone,
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The Chiefs probably have practices that are harder than the game the Jets gave them Sunday.
To no one’s surprise, Kansas City dominated Gang Green in a 35-9 win that sent the Jets to 0-8 and showed
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Trevor Lawrence instilled fear in Jets fans during the week when he left the door open to returning to Clemson for his senior season instead of declaring for the 2021 NFL Draft, for which he’s
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Every aggrieved sports fan has the same blueprint: Just get me a new owner, any new owner, and things are going to get better. They have to get better. Of course, they don’t always get better, but
Joe Douglas played the part of Jim Lovell on Tuesday afternoon, surveying the wreckage of his green-tinted version of Apollo 13 as it careens ominously toward the dark side of the moon. Like Lovell,
